Cat Food
So I keep hearing claims that cats kill hundreds of thousands of birds a year. Sooooooooooooooo why don't they make cat food in Sparrow, Robin etc. flavor. They already make chicken & Turkey flavor. They make salmon & tuna flavor and cats don't swim very well.
It's nothing to have 30-40 Sparrows in my yard eating bread that my daughter brings home from work, My cats can't get any where within 10 feet of them. The only ones they ever get are babies that fall out of their nests, maybe one a year and they usually don't eat them. [:D][:D][:D]
It's nothing to have 30-40 Sparrows in my yard eating bread that my daughter brings home from work, My cats can't get any where within 10 feet of them. The only ones they ever get are babies that fall out of their nests, maybe one a year and they usually don't eat them. [:D][:D][:D]
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Mouse flavor would also get my wallet out![:D] 0 -
Mine Likes Beef now when have you ever seen a kitty bring home a cow.[:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
Mouse flavor would also get my wallet out![:D]
Yep that would work as well.0 -
In addition to song birds and introduced birds like the common sparrow, cats kill tons of native reptiles and other wildlife in addition house mice. Remember cats are introduced. There has never been a very small feline predator on this continent in its history. Many small animals have no natural defense against them. Besides, responsible pet owners keep their adopted cats indoors. 0 -
elephant, rhino, and zebra are to expensive...and i think that would be a good use for all the python/anaconda hunted out of the SE USA as an invasive species....here kitty kitty kitty...snake for supper!! 0 -
My cat told me it was all about "THE HUNT"[:0] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
In addition to song birds and introduced birds like the common sparrow, cats kill tons of native reptiles and other wildlife in addition house mice. Remember cats are introduced. There has never been a very small feline predator on this continent in its history. Many small animals have no natural defense against them. Besides, responsible pet owners keep their adopted cats indoors.
While I don't fully agree with the small feline part. Bobcat and Lynx come to mind.
The part of keeping your cat as an indoor cat is fully right. My old cats that are no longer with me when young I let them out. But got tired of worrying if they were ok. The Little girl I have now was Born a feral but since she adopted me has never been back outside.0 -
Because the tree huggers would have a conniption fit 0 -
quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
In addition to song birds and introduced birds like the common sparrow, cats kill tons of native reptiles and other wildlife in addition house mice. Remember cats are introduced. There has never been a very small feline predator on this continent in its history. Many small animals have no natural defense against them. Besides, responsible pet owners keep their adopted cats indoors.
While I don't fully agree with the small feline part. Bobcat and Lynx come to mind.
The part of keeping your cat as an indoor cat is fully right. My old cats that are no longer with me when young I let them out. But got tired of worrying if they were ok. The Little girl I have now was Born a feral but since she adopted me has never been back outside.
I did not forget bobcat and lynx, nor for that matter jaguarondi, marg y, ocelot, but those are all in a different size/weight class than domestic cats, and none are urban predators.0 -
I remember a TV personality ( do not remember there name ) talking about making dog food taste like cat crap as they do love it . the dog food company said if they canned what dogs loved to eat people would not buy it [:D][:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by grumpygy
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
In addition to song birds and introduced birds like the common sparrow, cats kill tons of native reptiles and other wildlife in addition house mice. Remember cats are introduced. There has never been a very small feline predator on this continent in its history. Many small animals have no natural defense against them. Besides, responsible pet owners keep their adopted cats indoors.
While I don't fully agree with the small feline part. Bobcat and Lynx come to mind.
The part of keeping your cat as an indoor cat is fully right. My old cats that are no longer with me when young I let them out. But got tired of worrying if they were ok. The Little girl I have now was Born a feral but since she adopted me has never been back outside.
AMEN
Free ranging cats are a bad bad thing. A public nuisance.0
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